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Introducing Webpage Maker

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A no-code webpage editor

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A no-code webpage editor

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I used to use Seamonkey Composer to make webpages, then discovered it was outdated. So I made my own replacement, and got a bit carried away. With this app, you can make your own simple document or open an existing html document and edit it. You can also paste rich text into it.

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Greetings, I have made many webpages (html) for websites and mostly used Seamonkey Composer, then I found that it was outdated, left-behind and could not do responsive that way I wanted. I then discovered that there was no good replacement for it. So, I made my own and called it Webpage Maker, as a cheap and cheerful alternative. Please try it and see. how you get on, all useful feedback will be taken into account. Best regards, Simon

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9d ago

This looks like a solid little tool for old-school webpage tinkering, really reminds me of how I used to build sites back in the day. One suggestion, add a built-in live preview pane so you can see your HTML render side-by-side as you type. It would make catching layout mistakes way faster.

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9d ago

Introducing Webpage Maker

Webpage Maker is designed to be a cheap and cheerful application to enable the non-coder to make webpage documents. This fills the gap in the market left by failure to update Mozilla's Seamonkey Composer to the latest html standards. This is my first try at this sort of thing and the feedback of the wise would be much appreciated.

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